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Dionysius Siringoringo
dion@bridge.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp
Bridge & Structure
Univ. of Tokyo
2011 Great Tohoku-Kanto Earthquake
Magnitude : Mw 9.0 (JMA)
World’s largest earthquake Date : March 11, 2011
Andreanov 1957 (Mw9.1)
Trigger time : 14:46 JST
Kamchatka 1957 (Mw9.0)
Tohoku Kanto 2011 (Mw9.0) Epicenter Depth : 24 km
Alaska 1964 (Mw9.2)
(JMA), 32km (USGS)
Sumatra 2004 (Mw9.0)
Location : 38.103°N,
142.860°E (JMA, as of
Chile 2010 (Mw8.8)
2011-03-13)
Fourth largest in the world since 1900, and the largest in Japan since modern
instrumentation recordings began 130 years ago.
Casualty : Confirmed Death 11,620, unaccounted for 16,464 (until April 1, 2011)
Observed JMA Seismic Intensity distribution Vertical Deformation and Slip Distribution
from model (prelimiary results)
(Geospatial Information Authority of
Japan)
Solid lines in red and blue indicate the observed tsunami waveform and syntetic ones, respectively
Source: http://iisee.kenken.go.jp/staff/fujii/OffTohokuPacific2011/tsunami.html
List of Ground Motions with largest Horizontal Peak Acceleration
(Data provided by K-Net and Kik-Net Service)
Distance (km) PGA (xG)
Station Location Code Provider Horizontal
Groundmotion
To epicenter To Fault
TSUKIDATE MYG004 KNET 125.9 75.1 2.755
SHIOGAMA MYG012 KNET 118.1 67.4 2.009
HITACHI IBR003 KNET 245.2 58.7 1.631
SENDAI MYG013 KNET 126.1 71.8 1.548
HOKOTA IBR013 KNET 292.3 77.8 1.383
MOTEGI TCG014 KNET 276.8 87.7 1.23
HAGA TCGH16 KIKNET 283 95.1 1.221
NISHIGOU FKSH10 KIKNET 238 106.3 1.084
OSHIKA MYG011 KNET 75.7 49.7 0.94
YAMAMOTO MYGH10 KIKNET 136 67.9 0.889
MIYAKOJI FKSH19 KIKNET 173 69.1 0.874
BATOU TCGH13 KIKNET 262 90.2 0.857
IWASE IBRH11 KIKNET 293 91.8 0.844
MITO IBR006 KNET 275.3 70.8 0.802
GOZENYAMA IBRH15 KIKNET 268 78.7 0.797
TOHWA MYG003 KNET 103 59.2 0.797
RIKUZENTAKATA IWTH27 KIKNET 107 54.3 0.753
KAMAISHI IWT007 KNET 114.3 49 0.711
UTATSU MYG002 KNET 87.2 52.1 0.671
SOHMA* FKS001 KNET 140 63.8 0.632
Kamaishi
Tsukidat
e
Shiogama
Sendai
Fault plane
Soma
Hitachi
Characteristics of ground motions
(N-S) Taneichi
Kamaishi
Tsukidat
e
Shiogama
Sendai
Fault plane
Soma
Hitachi
Characteristics of ground motions (NIED preliminary report)
MYG004-EW
0
Max =1.25 G
-1000
50 100 150 200 250 300
Time(s)
Acc(cm/s 2)
2000 MYG004-NS
0
Max =2.75 G
-2000
50 100 150 200 250 300
Time(s)
2000
Acc(cm/s 2)
MYG004-UD
0
Max =1.8 G
-2000
0 50 100 150 200 250 300
Time(s)
Comparisons with the Kobe 1995 and Niigata Chuetsu 2004 Earthquakes
Reactor was designed to sustain maximum PGA 440 gals. TEPCO has planned to reinforce
the reactors so they could withstand horizontal shaking of 600 gals, after the government
reviewed their quake-resistance standards 5 years ago. But the work was not finished.
Source: NHK-TEPCO (http://www3.nhk.or.jp/daily/english/01_39.html)
Acceleration Response Spectra for several large ground motions
and comparison with the current Japanese code
Drop in vibration frequency indicating the structural softening when the base
isolation/sliding system starts to engage
Measured girder response of a long-span cable-stayed bridge in Kanto area
(midspan length : 460m)
Tokyo 2011-04-01
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2011-03-11
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